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(fix) O3-3622: Allow saving lab reference number with the lab order #1968
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Hi @vasharma05, the screenshot you added didn't upload, it is reading "uploading...", could check it. |
@usamaidrsk , I have added the video recording, thanks! |
@denniskigen @usamaidrsk could you review this PR when you get a chance? Thanks! |
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Looks great.
Thanks for the work @vasharma05.
Any qualms with this approach? @dkayiwa @ibacher @mogoodrich? |
Thanks for copying me in, @denniskigen , sorry I haven't been following all this more closely. Yes, the accession number field is the appropriate place to store a lab reference number... it does seem little odd that we would be collecting that at the time the order was placed (this would seem to be something entered in a fulfillment system?), but if we have a requirement I'm okay with it... maybe make whether it is a field on the order form configurable? |
@vasharma05 do we also want to the change the input's label text from |
Often where the accession number is collected depends on where the sample is collected, since it's used to ensure that the correct test(s) are run against the correct sample(s). In some situations, the sample is collected at the clinical point-of-service and sent to the lab; in other situations, the sample is collected at the lab itself. Usually this is determined more by the type of test being ordered and the type of care the patient is receiving. E.g., in US OPD, for example, throat swabs or nasal swabs are likely collected by the clinician or someone working under the clinician's supervision, but blood draws are usually done at the lab; in IPD, samples are usually drawn at the bed; in both the first and third cases, the clinician needs the ability to enter sample reference. |
I'm guessing the wording here was chosen in consultation with clinicians. In any case, I'd make that a separate issue if we want to change the form label. |
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Summary
This PR allows saving Lab reference number in the
accessionNumber
property of the order.Screenshots
Screen.Recording.2024-08-22.at.14.07.01.mov
Related Issue
https://issues.openmrs.org/browse/O3-3622
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